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by ako 2y ago
Unfortunately, these days economic community is not enough. With the US slowly falling apart due to internal polarization, rusia and china trying to grap as much power as they can, Middle East far from stable, and the disrupting impact of c
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by ako 2y ago
Other countries have also seen inflation of prices of energy and other things. I doubt any of this would become cheaper if you leave the eu.
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by ako 2y ago
What do you mean hack to keep them in source control? They're just sql source code files, like any other source code you can simply commit to version control? Wouldn't advise anyone to use Oracle, but neither would i advise them t
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by ako 2y ago
I don’t get this mentality, they’re just code that lives closed to your data, and can do bulk processing on data in your database way more efficiently than anything living in the application layer.
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by ako 2y ago
What is so hard to source control with stored procedures, I’ve writing them in text files for over 30years, version controlled in rcs, cvs, svn and git. No problem, it’s just the deployment automation that works a bit different. Also, oracl
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by ako 2y ago
Many more would be stolen if customers wouldn’t lock their cars. Customer awareness doesn’t prevent it, but it does reduce it.
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by ako 2y ago
Identity theft framing helps customers understand they have a responsibility in using these systems in a secure way. If you call it bank fraud, customers don’t see their part in the responsibility, and become careless, increasing the chance
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by ako 2y ago
You’d survive, but loose your fingers in the next robbery… Plus, fingerprint is super unreliable. Every time I’m hand sanding a wood project, or go windsurfing or wingfoiling for a couple of hours, my fingerprints are unusable for some days
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by ako 2y ago
For an on screen keyboard I find it far from highly-sub-optimal, I think it’s pretty decent. More importantly, it’s not realistic to think it will ever be as good as a real keyboard for lot of text entry. I expect dictation to do a better j
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by ako 2y ago
Add a keyboard is an answer. On-screen keyboard will always be more limited, but I can accept that, as long as it’s good enough for situations where i can’t use an external keyboard. In situations where I know I will have to do a lot of tex
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by ako 2y ago
The on screen keyboard is really best in class if you have to enter text on a screen. For entering and editing larger text, I use a Bluetooth mechanical keyboard paired with my iPad. Dictation also works pretty decently (actually my preferr
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by ako 2y ago
Forget the apple keyboard, just get something like a nuphy air 75: cheaper, better typing experience, almost just as small.
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by ako 2y ago
But the government might require you to reapprove your car if you make big modifications to it.
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by ako 2y ago
For certain groups of people (the majority?) that is reality, as long as you don’t need compilers, IDEs, or virtualization you can do pretty much anything on an iPad.
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by ako 2y ago
Yes, and that only strenghtens the effect: if prices are dropping and they try to sell sooner, there’s more supply, prices drop even more. In a market with increasing prices, if they wait to benefit from increasing prices, supply decreases,
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by ako 3y ago
Please don’t do this, there are many people and stories that speak to this. Now it looks like you’re claiming this for one particular religion, when it’s completely unrelated to religion.
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by ako 3y ago
You “don’t know much music theory”, just more than 99% of the world…
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by ako 3y ago
I bet the unions are seeing pre-fabricated structures the same way actors and writers are looking at AI, technology taking away jobs. I’m sure we’ll see much more of this in the future.
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by ako 3y ago
Also of interest, you can use the cluster command to reorder rows fysically on disc according to an index. This helps you cluster all active records, and cluster all deleted records. This way you can keep the records in one table, but more
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by ako 3y ago
There are database that provide this, e.g., Oracle and sql-server. See: https://www.oracle.com/news/connect/oracle-database-automati...
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by ako 3y ago
Sure. I meant grow in number of ways you use your data, not in volume of data.
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by ako 3y ago
Not if you use a rdbms to store your key/values. Then you can do arbitrary queries with joins over multiple tables, add views, stored procedures, etc.
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by ako 3y ago
And that’s the core problem with key value stores, your data needs usually grow beyond key value scenarios. In the beginning it might fit, but then you add more pages with different needs, reporting/dashboards with different needs, API
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by ako 3y ago
Wikipedia seems to suggest you might be wrong: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Life_expectancy#Variation_over... For example, for Ancient Rome it says “ while the ~50% reaching age 10 could expect another 40 years of lif
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by ako 3y ago
I think ai/llm have overtaken kubernetes in this regard, everything’s needs to be solved with AI, even if it doesn’t solve the problem in a better way. But I guess that’s also part of the learning process, trying it everywhere to learn
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by ako 3y ago
The link includes some pictures and a video, there it looks like paper, not stone.
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by ako 3y ago
Covey’s: “start with the end in mind” is not a bad advise when building something complex. With procedural languages you do the same, you first write the signature, parameters expected to go in and out, and then you start writing the way to
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by ako 3y ago
I question whether AWS is depriving Redis of their revenue. You just can’t pay every single open source author for their work, too much overhead in maintaining all the contracts, especially if the software is offered as a service. You need
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by ako 3y ago
Postgres makes for a pretty decent key value cache in certain situations.
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by ako 3y ago
Aws not offering it does indeed make it harder to adopt, especially if you have to have additional billing contracts with an additional business party, have to validate their certifications (soc2, etc), customer data sharing agreements, etc

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